Arena Breakout: Infinite

Arena Breakout: Infinite

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Money making kits - New player LOADOUT GUIDE
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A practical guide focused on building cost-effective loadouts in Arena Breakout: Infinite. It breaks down the best gear combinations for maximizing profit, reducing loss risk, and maintaining combat efficiency. Designed for players who want to earn more and spend less, this guide covers budget kits and optimized setups for every playstyle.
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Normal mode - Low cost, Low reward
Gun Name
Recommended Ammo
Build
9x19mm Dum-Dum
9x19mm AP 6.3

In normal mode in the game you should restrict your raids to the compact and loot dense Farm map instead of venturing onto Valley. Valley is too large to reliably generate meaningful returns compared to the risk and time required. The main rule is to keep spending low because the potential loot value is modest. Most players you encounter will be wearing Tier 3 or Tier 4 gear, so you are not fighting heavily equipped enemies.

For weapon parts, we are looking for best bang-for-the-buck, so for the SMG's we are using the PK-06, it's not the best red dot in the game by any means, but it has a decent sight picture and unobtrusive shroud, so it's the best budget option for CQB/MID.

For the SVTU, we go with the classic mosin scope, learn to use it, because maganified optics are expensive in the game. So it's best to get over your hang ups about how much you dislike the scope because for the price it does the job. Also for the SVTU for suppresor choice, we want the least ERGO penalty as possible, so we choose the lightweight suppresor.



UZI
With the UZI loaded with 9 mm Dum Dum ammo, play aggressively and focus on flanking. Use cover to hide your legs since leg shots are often exposed and unprotected. Aim for the legs to quickly reduce enemy mobility and gain control of fights. The UZI is a cheap, mobile option that rewards fast, close range play. It is ideal for players who want to rush objectives, punish slow movers, and extract value from low investment runs.



MP5
The MP5 with 9 MM AP 6.3 ammo is more balanced and effective in varied situations. It is slightly more expensive but still cost efficient and reliable in most firefights. When running the MP5, stay near the outer sections of Farm where you can control encounters, use natural cover, and pick your fights. The weapon performs well in medium range combat and allows you to adapt when the action shifts closer or further away.



SVTU
The SVTU is your high impact option with the power to one tap Tier 4 and below with a clean headshot. Use it to move carefully through the center of the map where you can take advantage of long sightlines. Avoid sprinting since movement noise will give away your position. Listen for gunfire and shift your scope toward the direction of shots before engaging. Many players assume the sides of the map are safer, but the middle often stays clear and gives you a good point to listen for shots. For this reason, when using the SVTU, focus on slow, deliberate play and precision rather than roaming the perimeter.

By sticking to Farm, managing your budget, choosing efficient weapons and ammo, and adjusting your playstyle to suit your loadout, you can steadily build profit while keeping losses low.
Lockdown mode - Low Cost, Medium profits.
WIP - Low cost effective kits.
Lockdown mode - Medium Cost, Medium-High profits.
Gun Name
Recommended Ammo
Build
7.62x51mm M80 (T4 pen)
5.7x28mm R37.F (T0 pen - high HP damage)
7.62x54mm 7BT1 (T5 pen)
5.56x45mm M855A1 (T4 pen)
5.56x45mm M855A1 (T4 pen)

First and foremost, the biggest money saving tip that people forget is, CARRY A PISTOL, any of the 9mm or .45 pistols will do, with 45ap ammo or AP 6.3mm. Make sure it is suppressed and you are good to go, no specific build required but as we get into lockdown and forbidden mode, we start to use expensive ammo, so you do NOT want to waste any on the AI.



M110 - Build code: 3f6o3C2srYFJl24
The M110 with M80 ammo is a consistently reliable choice. It delivers semi-automatic sniper power at a cost that remains reasonable for most players. While you can upgrade to the M62 ammo to push penetration into Tier 5 territory, the added cost often outweighs the benefit in many matches thought. When deploying this loadout you should position at medium to long range and pick your engagements carefully. The focus here is ergonomics, not recoil. Thankfully the community is still confused about this, so ergo parts are often cheaper than their recoil reducing counterparts. The surefire suppressor is the best stats per price and also volume reduction, it's also shorter so you don't poke out of bushes as much.

Lastly, the 20 round magazine is a trap. You are sniping and can load mags directly from your safe container - where your bullets will be - so no need to have 20 rounders, you will never need to fire all 20 at a target, if you do, you have bigger problems.



P90 - Build code: 3f6o3C2srYFJlq4
The P90 paired with 5.7×28mm R37.F excels at targeting legs and taking advantage of weak armour zones. Its low time-to-kill makes it ideal for aggressive close-quarters play. The magazine capacity and hip-fire potential compensate for its less refined sight picture. For this build, we will focus on hipfire and visibility. The P90 is a TALL gun so when we use a scope mount and place a scope on top it can cover half of your screen, but isn't ideal. So we are going to use the seldom used inbuilt scope for the P90 as it has the lowest sight picture with the short barrelled suppressed version.



SVTU - Build code: 3f6o3C2srYFJlA4
The SVTU stands out for value when paired with 7.62×54mm 7BT1 ammo set to Tier 5 penetration. At that level a well-placed headshot can drop many Tier 5 and below opponents in one hit. Because the highest tier 6 helmets are uncommon in Lockdown, the build yields excellent kill-potential for the cost. You combine semi-auto rifle power with high damage and good value. In practice you should pace your movement, walk between engagements, listen for gunfire, and aim for heads rather than spray body. Use central lanes of the map where engagement variety is highest instead of skulking around edges. The SVTU rewards patience and precision rather than frantic roaming and high ammo consumption.



Steyr-Aug - Build code: 3f6o3C2srYFJlh4
The Steyr Aug with 5.56×45mm M855A1 stands out for having the highest damage among 5.56 rifles while remaining easy to mod. Its recoil pattern is friendly and follow up shots are reliable, which makes it effective in medium range engagements without needing exotic parts. A torch paired with a two times red dot sight is a very powerful combo. The torch illuminates targets clearly up to around 80 meters and the 2x red dot gives a clean sight picture that keeps target acquisition fast and precise. The torch plus 2x red dot lets you identify people inside buildings MUCH faster because of how the graphics are, this makes the Aug a cost efficient option that rewards controlled play and smart positioning.



M4A1 - Build code: 3f6o3C2srYFJlz4
The M4A1 remains a trusted all-rounder. It offers stable handling, good damage with the same M855A1 ammo, and broad modding options. Because it behaves reliably across many situations it is suited for players who want a dependable loadout without having to specialise. In raid you can use the M4A1 to handle close to medium fights, adjust your scope and attachments based on the map and enemy behaviour, and extract value without committing to high-risk investments. The focus is on stability, cost-control, and flexibility rather than maximum niche damage.